@outlook microsoft.com How did I do this? 1.) Charmap.exe 2.) Search for: Zero 3.) Click "Zero Width Joiner" 4.) Select, Copy 5.) Paste it before the . or after the @pic.twitter.com/R6Tn891WwN
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Checking the links they were sending in a browser worked just fine, just like you noted. However, postmanning them caused exceptions due to a parsing issue. I eventually started cleaning the faulty URLs with HTML decoders to get rid of possibly faulty characters when a wierd ...
... unicode popped up. Zero - god damn - width space. Doesn't show up. Browsers don't care. Our system couldn't parse it. Sent the partner a clean link and everything returned to normal.
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So basically you were doing it wrong :)
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Browsers also accept arbitrary line breaks in urls
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